Is this coffee potand cone made in Germany?
6740
The filter cone is made in Germany & the porcelain carafe is made in China. I am very happy with this item, & I am very picky about the quality of my coffee.
6741
The cone is made in Germany. The pot is made in China. The shipping box has no bubble wrap and the first one I ordered came with the handle broken on the pot. The porcelain made in Germany is of much higher quality than the pot made in China.
6742
No it's not. It was marked 'Made in China'. As for quality, it's thicker ceramic than the original but it works just great. The pot itself is a little larger in the bottom so determining the amount of water through the filter is a learning curve.I would recommend buying the whole package since just the cone by Italian maker is over $20. This kit was $18.
6743
I just received mine a day ago (10/11/2013) and have used it twice so far. The box has "made in Thailand" written on the bottom. So they are apparently no longer made in either Germany or China. The quality seems fine. I don't notice the dribbling mentioned by Mr. Stout, and I thought my previous Melitta coffee pot with a plastic filter cone was more inclined to dribble than this one.
6744
I doubt it's made in Germany anymore, like the original ones were. Pottery and ceramics have been mostly outsourced to China, we're I'd guess it's made now. But the quality seems very good, nevertheless.
6745
Sadly, no--which is why it is inferior to the original. Again, EVERY cup you pour will drip coffee down the outside of the spout and down the front of the carafe, eventually finding its way to the base. If you do not wipe the carafe every time you pour a cup, you will leave a coffee ring on wherever you leave the carafe.
6746
Well - I can't really tell. There are no markings and I threw out the box ages ago. I've been a Melitta user for 30 years and it seems to me that this newest model -- the porcelain is just a tad thicker than the old one (at least on, the pot. I think the cone is the same). And the spout is a little more snub-nosed that one of its predecessors, which was, admittedly, special. (It was a 50th anniversary pot and it was so inscribed on the bottom of the pot, in gold, and I wish I'd known that before I put it in the microwave.) But I don't much care about these small differences because the Melitta coffee pot continues to make the best cup of coffee EVER!Wish I could be of more help. Well - I can't really tell. There are no markings and I threw out the box ages ago. I've been a Melitta user for 30 years and it seems to me that this newest model -- the porcelain is just a tad thicker than the old one (at least on, the pot. I think the cone is the same). And the spout is a little more snub-nosed that one of its predecessors, which was, admittedly, special. (It was a 50th anniversary pot and it was so inscribed on the bottom of the pot, in gold, and I wish I'd known that before I put it in the microwave.) But I don't much care about these small differences because... » Read More Well - I can't really tell. There are no markings and I threw out the box ages ago. I've been a Melitta user for 30 years and it seems to me that this newest model -- the porcelain is just a tad thicker than the old one (at least on, the pot. I think the cone is the same). And the spout is a little more snub-nosed that one of its predecessors, which was, admittedly, special. (It was a 50th anniversary pot and it was so inscribed on the bottom of the pot, in gold, and I wish I'd known that before I put it in the microwave.) But I don't much care about these small differences because the Melitta coffee pot continues to make the best cup of coffee EVER!Wish I could be of more help. « Show Less
877286
I have no clue where it is made. Sorry I can't help, I am only a user of the product and still use it to this day as it keeps my coffee hot for a lengthy period of time.
691526
I see no label on my grinder that it was made in China I do see that Mutombo is a German company
817355
It is made in Germany. This is the Porsche of pressure cookers! Very high quality and easy to use. The thick bottom helps prevent scorching.
739137
Manufactured in Japan. It is plastic, well made and durable. Makes a great single cup of coffee.
1702296
Yes mine was manufactured in Germany. This product like many German products will provide you with many many years of outstanding workmanship. There are lines of Metabo products that I have been told are assembled outside of Germany but as far as this grinder, it is still being assembled in Germany as of the date of this post.
485188
Yes I believe they are from Germany. I've bought other Katjes products from an International Candy store, and they were listed under Germany.
2074795
Made in China. We liked anyway so bought second one for the 5th wheel rv. Makes a good cup of coffee without the bitterness.
2014197
Ours is made in Germany. The quality is excellent; far superior to others that we have owned or used.
1702295
Yes, made in Germany. Excellent quality. I did my research, they make the best ... what can I say? Highly recommended.
89883
Yes. I went to check the bottom of the unit and it says "Made in Germany". Definitely a good machine if you are thinking about buying... we've used ours quite heavily for several years.
1146780
I checked mine, but there is no "made in ___" printed on the scoop, but "INOX EDELSTAHL Rost Frei Staniless 18/8."
452659
Unfortunately - China! I was so disappointed when I got the box and it said Made in China. I work very hard to buy American Made products. THAT said, my husband and I LOVE this coffee pot/percolator. Really nice on a cold winters day to have coffee all day on the stove.
82048
Mine was made in Germany. Unless things have changed in the last few years, they probably still are.
1566714
It's made in Germany. At least, that's what it says on mine. I don't know if they are all made there.
2074793
The bottom of my unit says Made in China.I have had it for several months and it works flawlessly.Very well made machine.Best of all; Excellent coffee.
861682
Yes. it is my understanding that this pan (which I have found to be excellent) is made in Germany.